Game Changers Student Handbook

Game Changers
Student Handbook
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SESSION ONE: GAME TIME
MAIN SCRIPTURES:
2 Corinthians 5:19-20
Genesis 1:31
Matthew 4:3-11
EQUIP:
God created you to be a game changer.
Teaching Point 1: God made all things good.
 You are called to be a _____ __________, and reconcile all things back to
God (2 Cor. 5:19-20).
 God made _____________ good (Gen. 1:25-31), and through ____, He can
make it all good again.
 We speak for ______ when we plead “Come back to God” (2 Cor. 5:20)!
God wants to _______ the spheres of society.
Teaching Point 2: God’s original purpose restored.
 God ______ to ______ the world back to Himself. He does not want to be
separated from what He created (2 Peter 3:9).
 God wants to ______ His _______ with the world (Gen. 22:18)!
 God’s ___________ never ends or grows less __________ (Is. 9:7). He can
redeem every sphere of the earth.
Teaching Point 3: Jesus shows us how to be game changers.
 Jesus ______________ where Adam and Eve _______ (Matt. 4:3-11)
o God-given identity (Luke 4:3-4).
o Submissive heart (Luke 4:5-8).
o God’s guidance (Luke 4:9-12).
 Jesus’ ________ on earth shows us what the ____________ of God looks
like (Matt. 4:17).
ENCOUNTER:
God is trustworthy.
Reflection Points: Consideroneor more of these questions personally with the Holy
Spirit.
1. How does it make you feel to know that God has made all things good and
has a redeeming purpose for every person and all things?
2. Jesus confronted and overcame the enemy for you. How does this truth
encourage your heart?
3. How do you envision God using you, personally, to change the world around
you?
Connection Points: Shareyourthoughts in your small group.
1. Generally speaking, do you think God’s people really understand His love for
them? What makes you think this?
2. We are called to be world changers – does this seem hard and intimidating
or easy and exciting to you?
3. How does God use His people to change the world? List two or three ways.
EMPOWER: Change your thinking!
MY LIFE: How this truth impacts your inner world.
DECLARE! Proclaim these in your daily prayer time:
1. I can trust God with everything I am. He came to save me, not to condemn
me (John 3:17; Luke 19:10).
2. God is restoring and reconciling everything to Himself, including my culture
(Col. 1:20).
3. I am part of God’s restoration process. I am not here to condemn the world
around me but to influence people toward Jesus (John 3:17).
4. I am a game changer. God is going to use me to transform the culture
around me (2 Cor. 5:19-20).
PRAY!

Do you have any “dark” thoughts about yourself, your life, or your worth in God’s
eyes? This week, read Matthew 18:12-14 and ask God what it means for you
personally. Ask Him how He intends to use you to impact and help change the lives
around you.
MY FRIENDS: how this truth impacts your friends.
ACTIVATE!
This week, spend some time with Jesus and ask Him which of your non-Christian
friends He wants you to show His love to. Ask Him for specifics. On top of whatever
specific thing He tells you to do, commit to praying regularly for this friend.
MY WORLD: How this truth impacts the world around you!
ACTIVATE!
What do you want to see changed in your city or school? This week, get together
with a small group of friends and pray for the transformation you want to see
happen. Write down the things you pray for, and at the end of this eight-week
curriculum, go over this list with that same group of people and see how things have
changed in response to your prayers.
Notes or Pers onal Reflection
SESSION TWO: GET IN THE GAME
MAIN SCRIPTURES:
Colossians 1:13-16
Matthew 6:9-13
Matthew 28:18-20
EQUIP:
You have what it takes to change the world.
Teaching Point 1: We’re a ______ of God’s restoration ________.
 What is the Kingdom of God? It is the place of our greatest freedom and
blessing (Col. 1:13-14).
 How are things restored? God created everything good, and He wants it to
be good again (Col. 1:14-16).
 Reconcile the world to God! It starts with prayer (Matt. 6:9-13).
Teaching Point 2: Restoring every ________ and every ________ to Jesus.
 Jesus gives His power and authority to normal people who then become
game changers (Matt. 28:18-19).
 Because of Jesus in you, YOU have what it takes to change the world (2 Cor.
5:18-19).
 Cast all your cares on God, and your world will shift (1 Peter 5:7).
Teaching Point 3: Make _________ of all _________.
 Change the world on purpose (John 15:16).
 God’s called us to share His love with every person in every subculture
(Matt. 28:19).
 God loves uniqueness! From one man He made all the nations of the earth
(Acts 17:26).
ENCOUNTER:
Your uniqueness is going to change the world.
REFLECTION POINTS: Considerone or more of these questions personally with the
Holy Spirit.
1. Do you have a “mission statement” for your life? What has God put in your
heart to do?

2. If you could pick anywhere in the world to live, what area would you
choose? Describe your ideal life and try to factor in your answers from
Question 1.
3. Are you able to be yourself in God’s presence? Why or why not?
CONNECITON POINTS
1. What type(s) of people do you feel called to? What culture or subculture?
2. How does it make you feel to know that Jesus, the One who loves you, has
all authority in Heaven and on earth?
3. How can you find your original purpose in Jesus?
EMPOWER: God chose YOU to transform the world!
MY LIFE: How this truth impacts your inner world!
DECLARE! Proclaimthesein your daily prayer time:
1. God is with me, and He will use me to do good and bring healing to those
who are oppressed (Acts 10:38).
2. I am here on purpose. God has great plans for me, and my life matters in
His plan to transform the world (Jer. 29:11; Matt. 28:18-20).
3. I am going to show people who Jesus is by intentionally loving them. I am
going to help other believers learn God’s ways (Matt. 28:19).
4. God will be exalted through my life and honored as I trust in Him (Psalm
46:10).
PRAY!
God made you unique. This week, intentionally spend some time with Him and ask
Him about your future. Pray about the specific things you want to see happen in your
life. Write them out in a list and talk to God about them. One thing you can always
count on in the Kingdom of God: His plans for you are good.
MY FRIENDS: How this truth impacts your friends
ACTIVATE!
This week, be intentional and step out of your comfort zone. With a friend, show the
love of Jesus to a person who does not know Him. First, pray for this person and ask
God to highlight to you how this person is made and where their passions and
strengths are. Then encourage that person in their gifts and calling by buying them a
gift that honors what God has put within them. See if you can begin to meet with this
person regularly and influence them toward Jesus.
MY WORLD: How the truth impacts the world around you.
ACTIVATE!
With a group of friends, take an ice chest to a busy street and hand out free bottles
of water to the people who walk by. Be sure to keep your attitude healthy and good.
When we intentionally love others freely, we change the atmosphere of our city and
release hope.
SESSION THREE: GAME WINNER
MAIN SCRIPTURES
Colossians 1:13-16
Genesis 11:1-4
EQUIP:

God is greater!
Teaching Point 1: We have the power to change culture.
 The ________ of culture is shifted through what Jesus did on the ________
(Col. 1:13-14).
 God’s ________ and authority are ____________ by the enemy (Matt
13:19).
 We have the answer! ________ has ___________ the world (John 16:33).
Teaching Point 2: The five spheres of leadership.
 Jesus made spheres of ____________ for His _________ (Col. 1:16).
 Jesus made spheres of leadership to ________ people so we could
__________ together in community (Gen. 11:1-4).
o Family (Gen. 2:21-24).
o Culture (Gen. 11:1).
o Economy (Gen. 11:3).
o Government (gen. 11:4).
o Faith (Gen. 11:4).
 God looked at the world and called it “___________” (Gen. 1:31).
Teaching Point 3: The influence of angels in the unseen world.
 ____________ is He who is in us than he who is in the _________ (1 John
4:4)!
 God’s angels __________ for us and __________ us toward God’s purposes
(Ps. 91:11); Heb. 1:14).
ENCOUNTER:
Focus on Jesus.
REFLECTION POINTS:Consideroneor more of these questions personally with the
Holy Spirit.
1. In which areas of your life do you think your thought life has been
influenced negatively by the world?
2. In which areas of your life do you think your thought life has been
influenced positively by God?
3. Which of the spheres appeals to you the most? In which sphere can you see
yourself spending the most time and energy?
CONNECTION POINTS:Shareyour thoughtsin your small group.
1. In general, how does your city or campus think negatively about God?
2. In general, how does your city or campus think positively about God? What
does your city or campus do well?
3. Which sphere do you feel called to influence and how?
EMPOWER:
Greater is He who is in you than he who is in the world.
DECLARE! Proclaim these in your daily prayer time.
1. I am God’s ambassador, sent into the world to change it and reconcile it
back to Him (2 Cor. 5:17-23).
2. I have set my mind on the things of God, and I walk in His life and peace
(Rom. 8:6).
3. I have the mind of Christ, and His peace guards my heart and mind (1 Cor.
2:16; Phil. 4:7).
4. Nothing can ever separate me from God’s love. Neither angels nor demons
– not even the powers of hell (Rom. 8:38).
PRAY!
Take time every morning this week to strengthen yourself in God (1 Sam. 30:6). Be
open to letting God’s Word and His still,small voicebe a partof your daily thoughts.
Read these verses every morningover the next week and remember that they are
absolutely,completely true in your life: 1 Peter 5:7, Phil.4:6-7, Josh. 1:9, Lam. 3:22-
23.
MY FRIENDS: How this truth impacts your friends.
ACTIVATE!
This week, pray for that person, and as you listen to God, write down what He says
to you about them. Then sharewith that person what He told you. Let them know
that God doesn’t want to leave them where they are — His plans areexcellent
plans.Encouragethem and influence that person toward Jesus’good plans for their
life.
MY WORLD: How the truth impacts the world around you.
ACTIVATE!

With a small group of your friends,intercede for each of the fivespheres on your
campus and in your city. Meet at an important location in your city or school,or if
possible,go to a high area where you can see the whole city or campus.Spend five
minutes on each sphere. If you are awareof negative influences in your city and
school,ask God to releasethe opposite and declare His goodness and hope over the
area.
FOR EXAMPLE:
 In the family sphere: Pray that families would be restored and healed and
that your community would thrive.
 In the faith sphere: DeclareGod’s heart for everyone in your school and city
to know Him and be saved. Pray that the teachers on your campus and your
local government leaders would be open to knowing God more.
 In the culture sphere: Ask God to release the church in various arts and
expressions of His creativity.
 In the government sphere: Pray that your government would make good
decisions that benefit the people.
 In the economy sphere: Pray that your city and campus would prosper in
every way and that they would know it is God who takes care of them.
SESSION FOUR: GOD’S FIRST TEAM
MAIN SCRIPTURES:
Luke 15:11-32
Malachi 4:6
EQUIP:
The blessings of family.
Teaching Point 1: A closer look at family.
 The idea of _____________ and _________ did not originate on this planet
(Luke 15:11-32).
 Family is at the _______ of how God designed us to ________ to Him (Rom.
8:15).
 The family’s role is to build a sense of __________ and _________ in us
(Luke 15:1-2, 11-32).
Teaching Point 2: God intends to redeem the family structure.
 The blessings of family are __________ by __________ (1 Cor. 12:25-26).
 The family is meant to _________ us and ________ us for the callings God
has given us.
 A godly family _________ God’s ______________ (Acts 21:8-9).
Teaching Point 3: How the family sphere is restored.
 “He will turn the ________ of the fathers to their __________, and the
hearts of the children to their __________” (Mal. 4:6).
 God wants you to __________ all the ___________ of being in His family
(Gal. 4:6-7).
 It’s not good for _________ to be _________ (Gen. 2:18)
ENCOUNTER
God the heart healer.
REFLECTION POINTS: Consideroneor more of these questions personally with the
Holy Spirit.
1. . How have you been affected positively in your relationship with your
family?
2. Have you seen a characteristic of God’s heart in a father or mother you
know outside your family? Describe what you have seen.
3. As you get married and have a family of your own, how do you see your
family bringing healing to your city?
CONNECTION POINTS: Shareyourthoughts in your small group.
1. What is one way a family’s restoration can bring healing to society?
2. What are some ways a family could bring life to the community they live in?
3. If you could give one piece of advice to kids about honoring their family,
what would it be?
EMPOWER:
God Our Father
1. I look like God because He is my Father (1 John 4:17).

2. God is my Provider and my Caregiver. He protects me and gives me what I
need (1 Chron. 29:14).
3. I love my Father’s presence, and I know He celebrates me and who I am
(Luke 15:23).
PRAY!
This week, talk to God about your parents and close family members and then
forgive them for any ways they might have hurt you. Also, seek their forgiveness for
any ways in which you may have hurt or caused division in your family.
You can be a huge help to your friends by listening and influencing them toward
Jesus and not toward bitterness and discouragement.
ACTIVATE!
Spend time with a friend who is having some difficulties at home. Try not to give
advice – just listen to them. Ask them questions like these:
1. How are things going in your family?
2. What do you think is the key to a family being successful?
3. What would you like to see happen in your family?
4. (Ask this question if you feel you havean open door for it.) Could I pray for
you and your family right now?
MY WORLD: How this truth impacts the world around you.
ACTIVATE: This week, take active steps to influence the sphere of family. Here are
some suggestions:
 Babysit for a couple for free so they can have a date night.
 Raise money for a family who is struggling. You could have a car wash, a
bake sale, mow lawns, etc.
 Volunteer at a crisis pregnancy center.
 Help out a family who just had a baby. Look after their other kids, clean
their house, or take them a meal.
 Spend quality time with a child in your neighborhood who does not receive
a lot of attention.

SESSION FIVE: CHANGING THE
RULES OF THE GAME
MAIN SCRIPTURES:
2 Corinthians 3:18
Matthew 5:14-16
Mark 4:30-32
EQUIP:
Transforming your culture
Teaching Point 1: The _________ of ___________.
 Our friends shape who we are (Prov. 12:26).
 We understand one another through culture (John 15:19).
 All of us express Heaven’s language in different ways (Ps. 40:3).
 The more time we spend with Jesus, the more we carry Heaven’s culture (2
Cor. 3:18).
Teaching Point 2: Be __________ in the culture ____________ you.
 Do not despise the day of small beginnings (Zech. 4:10).
 Salt is only good if it is shaken out of the salt shaker (1 Cor. 9:19-23).
 Preserve the culture without offense (Matt. 11:19).
ENCOUNTER
God knows what He is doing with you.
REFLECTION POINTS:Considerone or more of these questions personally with the
Holy Spirit.
1. Ask God: “How do You want to use me to transform my culture?”
2. Do you think the destiny God has written for you is huge and important, or
do you think you are “small” in His eyes?
CONNECTION POINTS:Share your thoughts in your small group.
1. What are some common ways people influence the world around them?
2. What can keep us from stepping into culture and influencing it toward God?
3. Do you find it easy to love people who are different than you are?
EMPOWER:
The world needs the hope you carry.
1. I was born for such a time as this (Esther 4:14).
2. I am the light of the world, and God impacts people through me (Matt.
5:14).
3. God has not given me a spirit of fear and timidity, but of power, love, and
self-discipline (2 Tim. 1:7).
4. I show the world who God is (Matt. 5:16)!
PRAY! Read these quotes from Steve Backlund:
 “The greatest blessing we can get is a revelation of who we really are!”
 “If you agree with what God says you are, then you give God something
powerful to work with!”
Do you know who you really are in God’s sight? Today and over this next week,
spend time with God and ask Him to show you what He sees in you.
ACTIVATE!
This week, bless and encourage one of your friends with an artistic expression.
Afterward, how did your friend respond to what you gave or did for them?
ACTIVATE!
Who has impacted you the most in the arts, sports, literature, or entertainment
industries? Write that person a letter or email telling them a specific way they have
impacted your life. Call out the gold in them and declare how they were created
special by God. Pray for them this week and ask God to help them be everything He
created them to be.

SESSION SIX: BUSINESS:
GOD’S #1 DRAFT PICK
MAIN SCRIPTURES
Luke 19:11-27
2 Corinthians 9:8
EQUIP:
The world needs you.
Teaching Point 1: You are important!
 All of us are here for the _________ __________ (Luke 19:11-27).
 God wants us to live out of Heaven’s _____________ and ____________
(Eph. 3:20).
 You fulfill an _______________ and ____________ role on the earth (Luke
19:17).
Teaching Point 2: Investing what God has given you.
 Don’t play it _______ and ______ the gifts you have been given (Luke
19:23).
 Even _______ will be given to those who _____ well what they already have
(Luke 19:17).
Teaching Point 3: Revolutionize your world.
 God wants to give us more ___________ than we even ______ what to do
with (2 Cor. 9:8).
 Game changers ________ their lives after the ____________ of Heaven
(Luke 6:38).
o God says, “He who wants to be the leader must be the servant”
(Matt. 20:26),but the world says, “It’s every man for himself!”
o God says, “Give, and it will be given to you” (Luke 6:38). But the
world says, “Get it while you can!”
o God says not to trust in money (1 Tim. 6:17), but the world says,
“In order to be happy, you need good looks, the perfect car, and a
big house. You have to have things.”
 ____________ and ____________ God releases Heaven’s economy here
and now (1 Tim. 6:17).
ENOUNTER:
In God we Trust.
Holy Spirit.
1. Do you find it easy to trust God with your money? Why or why not?
2. What are the special gifts and talents God has put within you to bless your
personal life and the world around you?
CONNECTION POINTS: Shareyourthoughts in your small group.
1. Why do you think so many people worry about money?
2. Why do you think some people decide to “bury their talent” instead of
going out and investing it?
EMPOWER:
Your life is important!
1. My Father wants me to prosper in every area of my life (3 John 1:2).
2. My Father loves to do more than I could ever ask or imagine (Eph. 3:20).
3. My gifts and talents are important in this world (Matt. 5:14; Luke 19:13).
PRAY!
This week, spend time with God and ask Him for new or creative ways you could
invest the talents He has given you. As you are faithful with what He has given you,
He will give you even more!
Proverbs 18:21 says, “The tongue can bring death or life; those who love to talk will
reap the consequences.”
ACTIVATE!
This week as you’re going to school or hanging out with your friends influence them
to speak words of life instead of words of death. You could say something really
simple like, “You do ____________ really well.” Or, “Let me tell you why I love being
your friend.” Or, “You shouldn’t talk that way about yourself because I know what’s
actually true about you. You are important to me.”

The world is not used to people who are generous simply because they love Jesus
and the people around them. We can give freely because we have relationship with
God, and He is our Provider.
ACTIVATE!
As a group, pick a safe public location and do a car wash for free. Don’t set a price
and don’t accept donations. When people ask, you could say something like, “We’re
just doing it to help the community.” As you serve the people around you by
scrubbing bumpers and washing windows, ask God to touch these people with His
Spirit and bring them closer to Him. Ask God to help people realize His generous love
for them.
SESSION SEVEN: GOVERNMENT:
GOD’S GAME PLAN
MAIN SCRIPTURES:
Daniel 1:17-21
Luke 22:25-26
EQUIP:
Lead by serving.
Teaching Point 1: What does true government look like?
 Jesus modeled _________ ____________ (Mark 10:45).
 Government ___________ God’s ________ (Is. 45:18).
 The _________________ of God gets __________ and better (Is. 9:7).
Teaching Point 2: Daniel and transformation.
 Daniel ________ God’s word and __________ an “enemy” government (Jer.
29:5-7).
 Be ____ the world but not ____ the world (Dan. 1:8).
 Be ______________ in your _________ (Dan. 2:24-28).
Teaching Point 3: Transforming government through influence.
 If you want to have influence in government, you need to treat others with
______ and _________ (Dan. 1:17-21).
 Daniel understood you don’t ___________ an ungodly nation through
dominance and demands; you transform an ungodly nation through
____________ (Luke 22:25-26).
o Daniel embraced God’s purpose for him.
o He stayed close to God under pressure.
o Daniel was in touch with the supernatural realm.
ENCOUNTER:
For times such as this.
Holy Spirit.
1. Is it a natural part of who you are to serve and help other people?
2. Have you ever been publicly honored because of the excellent way you
worked or helped someone? How did it make you feel?
3. How does it make you feel when other people do things for you?
CONNECTION POINTS:Shareyour thoughts with your small group.
1. In your own words, what does it mean to “be in the world but not of the
world”?
2. When you go through difficult times, do you think of them as adventures or
hardships?
EMPOWER:
Influencing with excellence.

1. I have excellence within me, and God will use my excellence to transform
and impact the world around me (Dan. 1:17-21, 2:46-49).
2. God will lift me up as I serve and honor others as Jesus did (James 4:10).
3. As I trust God and respect and honor those who are in authority over me, I
will influence the world around me (Rom. 13:7).
PRAY!
If we grow up hearing the people we love speak poorly of the government or other
types of authority, it can train us to do the same. This week, ask God to give you His
heart concerning leadership and authority (1 Tim. 2:1-2). Repent for any bitterness
you may carry against authority and ask Him to give you opportunities to be a
blessing to the authorities in your life, just as Daniel was.
If we want to have influence in our city, we have to be willing to love the people who
live and work there.
ACTIVATE!
Do you know your city? With a friend, get out into your city and “discover” it in a
new way. The point is to learn about your city so you can understand and appreciate
it and be in a better position to pray God’s heart for its people and structures.
Why do we serve authority? We don’t do it to look good or “get points” with them,
but we serve authority because that is what Jesus modeled for us.
ACTIVATE!
Who is an authority figure in your life? Pick someone, and then go to that person and
ask them what you could do for them this week. Serve this authority figure with a
mindset of blessing them, not to get something from them later.
SESSION EIGHT: FAITH:
THE ULTIMATE VICTORY
MAIN SCRIPTURES:
Ecclesiastes 3:11
Daniel 10
EQUIP:
God has put eternity in our hearts.
Teaching Point 1: __________ in God releases _________.
 We were made for faith in God (Eccl. 3:11).
 Faith in God bypasses the mind. We come to know God as we choose to
trust Him in faith (Heb. 11:6).
 Every person longs for spiritual answers (Ps. 42:1-2).

Teaching Point 2: The _________ __________ of faith.
 Faith in a supernatural God enables us to find truth in this life. We trust in
Him and not in human understanding (Prov. 3:5-6).
 We were designed to live faith-filled lives, expecting God to do the
impossible (Matt. 19:26).
Teaching Point 3: What does it _________ to ____ a game changer?
 As game changers, we carry God’s light and hope everywhere we go (Matt.
28:19).
o We change the game through prayer (Acts 4:31).
o We change the game by making sure we are ready (2 Cor. 9:24).
o We change the game through following Jesus (John 15:8).
ENCOUNTER:
A leap of faith.
REFLECITON POINTS:Consideroneor more of these questions personally with the
Holy Spirit.
1. Do you feel like you have a lot of faith in God or just a little faith in God?
2. What could you do to increase your faith in God?
3. How does it make you feel when your unsaved friends talk about faith or
religion in ways that you know are not true about God?
CONNECTION POINTS:Shareyour thoughts in your small group.
1. What could you do to increase your faith in God?
2. Is it easy to have faith in God or hard? Why or why not?
3. What are some things that make believing God difficult?
EMPOWER
I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.
DECLARE! Proclaim these in your daily prayer time.
1. “Haven’t I commanded you? Strength! Courage! Don’t be timid; don’t get
discouraged. God, your God, is with you every step you take” (Josh. 1:9).
2. “[Most] blessed is the man who believes in, trusts in, and relies on the Lord,
and whose hope and confidence the Lord is” (Jer. 17:7).
3. “No one who trusts God like this—heart and soul—will ever regret it” (Rom.
10:11).
PRAY!
When faith is fully alive within us, we have hope for every impossible situation (Matt.
17:20). This week, take some time to allow God to speak to you about a situation in
your life that is difficult. God can speak to you through His still, small voice or
through His Word. He can also speak through the input of a friend — the key is to
pay attention. This week, write down the encouraging words He has given you. Go
over them every day until you are saturated in hope for that situation and ask God to
make them real to you. Put your faith in Him fully and watch as He does impossible
things.
Our faith grows as we love one another and learn about God together. “Faith come
comes from hearing” (Rom. 10:17) others share their testimonies of God’s good
news.
ACTIVATE!
This week, get together with some of your Christian friends specifically to build up
your faith together. Take turns sharing what God has done for you, both the “big”
things and the “small” things. Also plan to share one thing that God has done for you
with a non-believing friend.
You can be “a city on the hill” (Matt. 5:14) very easily. You don’t have to have one of
those personal testimonies that makes people cry because it’s so amazing. Your
story is just as impacting as any other — because it is about how Jesus is real to you.
ACTIVATE!
This week, make a plan to get your story out into the world for people to see. You
could record a video and put it on Facebook, YouTube, or a video blog. You could
write out your personal testimony and share it with your friends or post it online.
Just get it out there.

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